The explosive popularity of "Pokemon GO" will not die anytime soon as new discoveries unfold every day. The most recent craze for the game is the evolution of the Eevee pokemon. Niantic Labs itself confirmed the cheat to the evolution at the recent Comic-Con International.

When a player is able to catch a good pokemon like Eevee, the next step is its evolution. There are tricks and cheats to control the evolution of Eevee and Niantic just recently confirmed that the cheats do work.

According to reports, the trick is to name the captured Eevee after one of its older brothers from the cartoon series. In order to get Jolteon, you can name it Sparky; to get Vaporeon, you have to name it Rainer; to get Flareon, you name it Pyro.

CEO of Niantic Labs John Hanke also shared on their future plans to expand the fun in "Pokemon GO." He said, "It's stuff that's not in 'Pokemon Go' today, but is something we are working on bringing to the product. We expect Pokemon Go to run for years and we are going to continue to invest in it in that way."

The features that they are eyeing on include Pokemon trading, similar to the Pokemon games on the consoles; Pokemon breeding; adding lures for PokeGyms and PokeStops; and building PokeCenters for customization purposes. Plus, players can also expect additional rare and regular Pokemons in the future.

Aside from the Eevee evolution trick, other tricks that surfaced and became popular these days include boosting your level as a trainer through Pidgey stacking. Another trick to become a better trainer is to know the worth of the Pokemon you have captured or about to capture. All Pokemons do not have the same value, even though some possess the same type and level, so they have to do the hidden value calculations.

Lastly, another trick is to hack eggs without the need of walking. Since the game demands players to move physically, when you are unable to walk, you can do a few walking around by just plugging your phone on a desktop.